Michael Saylor indicates more bitcoin purchases in change of pace mid-week tweet
After a brief slowdown in its pace of bitcoin acquisition, Strategy has purchased almost $3.5 billion of BTC over the last two weeks.
Bitcoin faces intense pressure, with its price going below $90,000 as the world’s concerns dampen investor sentiment. International politics and the world’s debt levels are forcing investors to move away from risk-on assets.
Bitcoin is now down 55% against gold from its December 2024 peak.
January 22, 2026, 3:39 pm"The consensus view is that crypto markets are bearish until about September," said one analyst.
January 22, 2026, 3:30 pmAfter a brief slowdown in its pace of bitcoin acquisition, Strategy has purchased almost $3.5 billion of BTC over the last two weeks.
South Korean prosecutors are investigating the disappearance of a significant amount of seized bitcoin, citing a possible custody lapse, local media reported.
Crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF) selling accelerated midweek as bitcoin and ether funds suffered another wave of aggressive exits. XRP and Solana offered limited relief, posting modest inflows amid broader market stress. ETF Capitulation Continues With Bitcoin, Ether Hit by Massive Outflows The sell-off showed no signs of slowing.
Bitcoin holds support as macro anxiety rises, but lingering 2025 supply keeps the price capped.
Bitcoin fell more than $3,000 on Wednesday as investors went into extreme fear mode over the possibility of President Trump levying extra punitive tariffs against various European countries. However, during his speech in Davos, the president pulled back from this measure, allowing Bitcoin to push back to the $90,000 resistance.
Bitcoin’s price edged slightly below $90,000 to rest at $89,962, with a market capitalization of $1.79 trillion and around $54.29 billion in 24-hour trading volume. The intraday trading range spanned from $87,304 to $90,295, pointing to a tense standoff between buyers and sellers.
BlackRock's asset transfer to Coinbase Prime may indicate strategic shifts in crypto market engagement amid ETF outflows and market volatility.
Bitcoin long-term holders of two years or more broke records during 2024 and 2025, says a new analysis of the latest bull market.
Bitcoin's onchain data shows persistent overhead supply and fragile conviction as the market consolidates below $90,000, Glassnode says.